Internette zip zip ziplarken bir siteye takildim. Anne ve babanin morfolojik ozelliklerini kullanarak ilerde doguracagin bebegin gercek bir fotosunu cikariyor. Once annenin fotusunu yukluyorsun, sonrada babaninkini. Biraz bekledikten sonra ortaya bir fotograf cikiyor.
Iste ust tarafta gordugunuz bebek, benim bebegimmis!!!OMG! HHAHHAHHAHA! Sonuc ortaya cikinca gulmekten resmen yere yuvarlandimmmm! :)) Baktikca hala guluyorum..kendimi alamiyorum ki!!!
Olabilir mi dersiniz? Yoksa herseye inanmamak mi lazim! Tabii babasinin kimligini aciklamiyorum...;)
Vallahi buna benzer bir cocuk bende cikar mi bilemem. Ama merak iste, dayanamadim deniyim dedim.
Acikcasi biraz hayal kirikligi yasamadim desem yalan olur. Aman allahin gucune gitmesinde..ben, ben ve onun karisimindan daha guzel bir bebek cikar diye dusunuyordum dogrusu. Yani yanlis anlasilmasin, cocukcagiz gayet guzel ama insan kafasinda neler hayal ediyorsa..iste onla uyusmadi.
Bu fotograf kafama yatmayinca, dururmuyum, hadi bide benim ve onun baska birer fotografiyla tekrar deniyim dedim. Sonuc nerdeyse ayni, asagidaki resimde sizde gorebilirsiniz (bu biraz zenci versiyonu oldu galiba!:))))
Bu fotograftaki bebek daha bi hosuma gider gibi geldi! Hey allahim ya! Ne islerle ugrasiyosun diyorsunuz icinizden, biliyorum. Iste boyle baska bir olmadik isle daha ugrasiyorum.
Ne dersiniz? Bu benim bebegim olabilir mi?! Any comments?
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Daha fazla sacmalamadan en iyisi konu degistireyim.
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Bugun tam 5 saat suren Avrupa Hukuku sinavinda bitik bir sekilde ciktim. Dun gece stresten uyamadigim icin, sinav esnasinda hafif uyuklar gibi oldum. Netekim en son konuyu cevaplayamadan sinav suresi bitti. Neyse %70'ini yaptim diyelim. Uzulmuyorum. Veririm kesin.
Hemen eve gidip biraz yatayim dedim, ama arkadaslarim hadi gel, piknik turu bir seyler yapalim, cimenlere yayilalim, biraz guneslenim, kafamiz dagilsin diye cok israr ettiler. Napalim..gittik. Migrostan oglen yemegi yerine atistiracak bir seyler aldik. Cimenlere yayildik, yedik, ictik, konustuk, hatta gunesleniyoruz ayaklarina uyukladik bile!
Sonra bir arkadasima ugradim, biseyler almam gerekiyordu. Onlari aldim. Eve geldim. Uyudum, bi baktim aksam olmus. Bende bi sicaklik, bi sicaklik...diyorum kaloriferlerimi yaktilar acaba. Olurya soguk memleket burasi, hava hemen degisiveriyor. Banyoya bir gittim ki istakoz gibi yanmisim! Ne amele yanigi off! Yuzum, kollarim, ensem... :) Birde hava sicak, bedenimden sanki buhar cikiyor su an... oyle bi yaniyorum anlayacaginiz.
Gunduz vakitsiz uyuyunca aksam uyku gelmiyor...bile bile lades. Olsun. Geceleri severim ben, daha iyi calisirim. Hersey bana daha hos gelir gece olunca. Hele guzel bir muzik varsa hafiften arka planda calan..deymeyin keyfime. Zaman sanki daha yavas akiyormus gibi geliyor.
Gunduzleri calisamiyorum cunku dikkatimi dagitan cok sey oluyor etrafta. Hiperaktif biri oldugumdan, totomun ustunde oturup sakin sakin calismak imkansiz adeta.
Bir kac daha havalar boyle guzel olacakmis, sonra biraz yagmur geliyormus sanirim. Zaten ne zaman calismam gerekse hava guzel olur. Bos vaktim olunca hava hep yagmurludur.
Tipki buna benzer olarak, ne zaman semsiyesiz ciksam, yagmur yagar; ne zaman yanimda semsiye olursa, o gun gunesli ve yagmursuz gecer. Bazen hava durumunu kandirayim diyorum olmuyor!:)
Varolan diger bloglara soyle bir gozgezdirdim. Ne guzel yapmislar! Benimki yanlarinda sonuk kaldi. Blogumu iyilestirmem gerekiyor. Sayfa duzeni, basliklar, yazi formatlarini, vs. Artik baska bir zaman.
Ne zaman yapacak cok isim olsa, sikisik bir zamanim olsa, bir yolunu bulup hep boyle ikincil onemde islerle ugrasiyorum. Halbuki o kadar yapacak baska onemli sey varken, icim nasil elveriyor ve oturup bunun gibi seylere zaman ayirabiliyorum bilmiyorum.
Size doyum olmaz, ama gidip yanan yerlerime biraz krem surecegim cunku cidden acimaya basladi.
Gunes isinlari cok tehlikeli. Bugun bilincsizce bir is yaptik ve malak gibi gunesin en tepede oldugu saatlerde gunesin altinda durduk. Yapmamamiz gerekirdi.
Saglik herseyin basi. Boyle seylerin kokusu ilerde cikiyor. Kendimize dikkat edelim. Gunesin en dik oldugu saatlerde gunese cikmayalim. Cikmak durumde kalirsakta koruma faktoru yuksek gunes kremleri kullanalim. Ozellikle cocuklara dikkat edelim, cunku onlar daha hassas.
Bunlar sadece deniz kenari yada tatiller icin degil, gunluk hayatimizdada yapmamiz gereken bir sey. Sonucta gunes her yerde insani yakiyor ve tehlikesi her yerde ayni. Eger vucudunuzda daha onceden olmayan benler cikarsa, bunlari bir dermatologa gostermekte fayda var. Bilincli insan olalim.
Saglicakla kalin.
Gunes ve korunma hakkinda biraz bilgi:
Skin Cancer
Sunlight has a profound effect on the skin causing premature skin aging, skin cancer and a host of skin changes. Effective protection towards the damaging effects of UVB & UVA radiation through protective measures as avoiding sunshine, protective clothing and efficient use of sunscreens is the best way to avoid the damaging effects. Sun protection has become a major issue in most Western countries because of the general increase of skin cancers and especially melanoma, but also because of the role in premature skin aging and the deterioration of various skin diseases.
Sunlight has a profound effect on the skin causing premature skin aging, skin cancer and a host of skin changes. Effective protection towards the damaging effects of UVB & UVA radiation through protective measures as avoiding sunshine, protective clothing and efficient use of sunscreens is the best way to avoid the damaging effects. Sun protection has become a major issue in most Western countries because of the general increase of skin cancers and especially melanoma, but also because of the role in premature skin aging and the deterioration of various skin diseases.
Skin Cancer caused by the Sun
The ability of the sun to cause skin cancer is a well-known fact. UV radiation can damage DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid, contains the genetic instructions) directly (by striking the DNA molecule) or indirectly (by causing the formation of highly reactive molecules which attack DNA and other cell components). Although every cell has mechanisms for repairing damaged DNA, these mechanisms can be overwhelmed or inactivated by UV, allowing UV damage to accumulate.
The three main skin cancers are melanoma, basal cell carcinoma (BCC), and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). BCC and SCC are also referred to as non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC).
The ability of the sun to cause skin cancer is a well-known fact. UV radiation can damage DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid, contains the genetic instructions) directly (by striking the DNA molecule) or indirectly (by causing the formation of highly reactive molecules which attack DNA and other cell components). Although every cell has mechanisms for repairing damaged DNA, these mechanisms can be overwhelmed or inactivated by UV, allowing UV damage to accumulate.
The three main skin cancers are melanoma, basal cell carcinoma (BCC), and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). BCC and SCC are also referred to as non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC).
MelanomaMelanoma is the most dangerous skin cancer because it metastasizes more readily than the other skin cancers and can cause people to die from it. It appears as an irregular brown spot or changing mole and can arise from normal skin or from a mole, which has turned bad. If caught early, melanoma is usually curable.
Basal Cell CarcinomaBasal Cell Carcinoma is the most common in the general population. This type of cancer usually presents as a pinkish small tumour on the head or the neck. If not treated, it may change to ulceration, bleeding, and formation of crust. Basal cell carcinoma increases slowly and rarely spreads to other parts of the body invading muscle and bones.
Actinic KeratosisUV radiation causes an increased number of moles in sun-exposed areas. Sun exposure also causes early still benign cancerous lesions called actinic keratoses that develop especially on the face, ears, and backs of the hands. They are small crusty bumps that can often be felt better than they can be seen. Actinic keratoses are considered to be the first appearance of squamous cell carcinoma because they may develop into squamous cell carcinoma. Early treatment of actinic keratoses can prevent their transformation into serious squamous cell carcinomas.
Squamous Cell CarcinomaThe appearance of Squamous Cell Carcinoma may be close to the one of basal cell carcinoma but its relief is generally higher and crustier. It may look like an irritated wart. It occurs most often on the head, neck, ears, lips, back of the hands and forearms. This tumour may spread to lymphatic nodes and other organs (metastases). Squamous cell carcinoma may be easily cured if treated early. The risk of getting squamous cell carcinoma is determined by a person's lifetime exposure to UV radiation and the person's pigment protection.
Evidence on Sun Screens and Skin Cancer
Regular sunscreen use benefits “normal” populations. Researchers in Australia have shown that daily application of a broad-spectrum (UVA and UVB) sunscreen can reduce the number of sun-exposure associated skin lesions (actinic keratoses, AKs) in people aged 40 or over.
Transplant patients benefit particularly from effective sun protection. These patients are at increased risk of skin cancer because their immune defences have been artificially lowered to prevent organ rejection (so called immuno suppression). A recent study inGermany
Regular sunscreen use benefits “normal” populations. Researchers in Australia have shown that daily application of a broad-spectrum (UVA and UVB) sunscreen can reduce the number of sun-exposure associated skin lesions (actinic keratoses, AKs) in people aged 40 or over.
Transplant patients benefit particularly from effective sun protection. These patients are at increased risk of skin cancer because their immune defences have been artificially lowered to prevent organ rejection (so called immuno suppression). A recent study in
What can I do to reduce my risk?If you are at special risk (e.g. due to immunosuppression) the following tips are a good start toward helping to prevent skin cancer. Nevertheless you should consult your doctor regularly!
Practice Sun Protection
- Wear protective, tightly woven clothing, sunglasses and a broad-brimmed hat
- Apply a broad spectrum sunscreen with a high sun protection factor of 50
- Use sunscreen EVERYDAY to all sun exposed areas (head, neck, hands, forearms)
- Make a habit of sunscreen application, applying sunscreen as part of your morning bathroom routine
- Plan outdoor activities to avoid sun exposure between 11am and 3pm when the sun is strongest
- Avoid commercial tanning booths
Perform self-skin examinations and see a dermatologist
- Examining your skin monthly for precancers is essential for an early treatment. Check for any new or changing growths including pink patches or spots, scaly growths, bleeding spots, or changing moles.
- Regularly visit a dermatologist to check for any skin changes. He may be able to notice suspicious growths and spots before they become apparent to you.
Who is at risk?
Exposure to UV radiation is an important risk factor for skin cancer for everyone. However, some people are at significantly greater risk, compared to the general population.
- Family history - The risk of cutaneous melanoma (skin cancer) is more than doubled where there is a family history of the disease in a close relative (a parent, brother, sister or child).
- Family history - The risk of cutaneous melanoma (skin cancer) is more than doubled where there is a family history of the disease in a close relative (a parent, brother, sister or child).
- Personal history - Skin cancer is related to sun exposure, which is a cumulative process that affects whole areas of skin. A previous diagnosis of skin cancer indicates that the affected skin is at increased risk of developing cancer.
- Immuno suppression - A healthy immune system is able to detect and remove abnormal skin cells. Suppression of the immune system removes this protective “umbrella” and increases the risk that an abnormal cell will develop into a full-blown cancer. Various diseases or medications may affect your immune system. Due to the medication the non melanoma skin cancer rate in transplant patients is more than 100 times the rate in the general public. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for any question related to effect or side effect of your medication
Source: www.daylong.com
See also The European Skin Cancer Foundation's website: www.escf-network.eu
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